On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 10:01:06PM +, Martin Wheeler wrote:
> On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Donald Becker wrote:
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> >The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to
> >replace the mailing list. It would have required logins to
> >post, and retroactive moderation to delete advertis
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Excellently put, as usual. While I already weighed in with support for
Greg's initial "at least let it _send_ email" pitch, I am more in the RGB
camp with what he says below.
I never noticed this one, nor have I noticed any spam hitting this list
On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Bill Broadley wrote:
I'd vote for banning ALL posts with attachments, HTML, vcard, .exe.
Has there ever been a useful attachment sent to the beowulf list?
Possibly (I remember some pictures and the like following linux expo
type thingies and might have posted a possibly us
On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Donald Becker wrote:
The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to
replace the mailing list. It would have required logins to
post, and retroactive moderation to delete advertising and trolls.
Any opinions?
Dear Don,
Sigh. A pain in the ass, obviou
Actually now that you mention it. Give me instant approval for all
subscribed users (but make sure bots can't subscribe via a, er, whatever
the character recognition test is called) so that lag time for posts
goes from occasionally hours to usually minutes.
I'd happily sign posts if that helped,
On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Donald Becker wrote:
The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to
replace the mailing list. It would have required logins to
post, and retroactive moderation to delete advertising and trolls.
Any opinions?
Yes. I *far* prefer* the list format to
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Hi Guys
This is a quick question regarding the xhpl benchmark.
I assume you mean the HPL benchmark. xhpl is its executable name.
I
> forum that is email based. However, I'd much prefer to just have this
> list stay as it is.
I'm also happy with it. thanks Don!
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Sean Dilda wrote:
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> I'd really not see it go that way. I'm on a couple dozen mailing lists
> all sorted to their own folders. I have one mail client I start up and
> shows me all the incoming mail I have in each folder. During the day,
> all I have to do is glance at thunderbird, and I know
Donald Becker wrote:
The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to
replace the mailing list. It would have required logins to
post, and retroactive moderation to delete advertising and trolls.
Any opinions?
I'd really not see it go that way. I'm on a couple dozen ma
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 11:54:31AM -0800, Donald Becker wrote:
> The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to
> replace the mailing list. It would have required logins to
> post, and retroactive moderation to delete advertising and trolls.
> Any opinions?
I would prefer
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I second Greg.
Greg Lindahl said the following on 2006-02-08 14:55:
> On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 11:54:31AM -0800, Donald Becker wrote:
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>> The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to
>> replace the mailing list. It would
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 11:54:31AM -0800, Donald Becker wrote:
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> After having a near-perfect record of keeping out spam and virus
> email, one slipped through yesterday.
>
Which is why we all have defense-in-depth, so our local scanners
should hopefully have picked it up. (That said, I certa
> RE: the navier stokes (CFD) bits
If this is for CGI anyway, I was quite impressed by the Blender
integrated fluid simulation facility. Limited in functionality but very
cheap.
Brian D. Ropers-Huilman wrote:
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Alan,
As your request is fair
Hi Guys
This is a quick question regarding the xhpl benchmark. Im no
mathematician but im trying to understand how the benchmark operates.
I would like to test my system by seeing how many FLOPS are achieved
using only the Matrix Multiply.
Is there a way to configure the benchmark so that only
Donald Becker wrote:
>On Fri, 3 Feb 2006, Geoff Jacobs wrote:
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>
>
>>Robert G. Brown wrote:
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>>
>>>Note well that for most folks, once you get a cluster node installed and
>>>working, there is little incentive to EVER upgrade the OS except for
>>>administrative convenience. We still have
Hello Ray,
I saw the following post and wondered if you ended up purchasing the
DES-5600 and if so if you'd be interesting in selling me a copy of the
firmware CD. Believe it or not, even though our DES-5600 is only four
years old, not one D-Link web site in any country has it. Calling the
compa
After having a near-perfect record of keeping out spam and virus
email, one slipped through yesterday.
It's a good example of why mailing lists can't be auto-moderated.
The current elaborate system requires heavy human moderation, and this
message still slid past everything and was automatical
On Mon, 6 Feb 2006, Geoff Jacobs wrote:
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> Last time I used Scyld, it involved kickstart floppies, RARP bootup, and
> a patch to apply against MPICH for recompilation with the PGI compilers.
> They don't make 'em like they used to, thank God.
That was quite a few years ago. We have kept the core
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